If you drove a Chevy traverse and have 3 car seats, please tell me how you have them arranged. Thank you!!
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Based on your other thread I’d put oldest on way back and the younger ones in the middle. One on each side. I don’t allow food in the car and never really need to hand anything back even to middle row so I wouldn’t worry about it.
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We don’t have a Chevy traverse but we have 4 in a minivan where the back only had one tether, so at first we had two rear facing in the back and two forward facing in captains chairs, now we have ff and a booster in back with a rf and ff in the captains. Kids age from 2-6 and we’ve done any combo of kids in whatever rows. The thing is just to accept it’s annoying and if one arrangement is more annoying then another just change it. Also I’m pretty good and lobbing stuff to the third row if I have too or we just tell everyone they have to wait 🤷♀️.
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@oldschooolmama: I’m more worried about them not fitting at all and having to return the car
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We have three car seats in a traverse.
Infant base and carrier are behind the driver.
Convertible car seat for two year old in the middle.
Toddler booster seat behind the passenger for the four year old.It’s tight, but they fit.
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@schubr03: so you have them all in the second row? What year is your car?
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I've had 3 car seats in my traverse, but not full time. I had my almost 4 year old (FF) in the middle back, and my friends RF 6 month and 13 month old in the captains seats.
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Update: I installed the seats tonight and the only way it worked it to have my 5 year old in the 3rd row with the infant seat and RF convertible in the 2nd row for my 2 year old. I have an appointment with a tech on Monday to make sure they’re installed correctly. I’m just glad they fit.
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